Come to think of it ...
Subtitle: A book of essays
By: by G.K. Chesterton
Contributors: De Fonseka, J. P., compiler
Publisher: Methuen & Co.
Published: 1932
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 243
Notes: Essays selected and arranged by J.P. de Fonseka chiefly from the Illustrated London news. cf. Introd.

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Table of contents: title: On essays --; title: On what we would do with two million (if we had it) --; title: On boys --; title: On literary parallels --; title: On a censorship for literature --; title: On detective story writers --; title: On the new poetry --; title: On the classics --; title: On psycho-analysis --; title: On egoists and egoists --; title: On Mr. Epstein --; title: On 'Who killed John Keats?' --; title: On Ingeland --; title: On loneliness --; title: On the importance of why we do (or don't) --; title: On the open conspiracy --; title: On the closed conspiracy --; title: On current claptrap --; title: On evil euphemisms --; title: On encylcopaedias --; title: On preaching --; title: On the timid thinkers --; title: On the mythology of scientists --; title: On change --; title: On twilight sleep --; title: On vulgarity --; title: On a humiliating heresy --; title: On original sin --; title: On the new religion coming --; title: On the great god Namse --; title: On the innocence of Macaulay --; title: On Jane Austen in the general election --; title: On dictatorships --; title: On abolishing Sunday --; title: On Prohibition --; title: On America --; title: On bigness and America --; title: On the American revolt, against Americanism --; title: On Abraham Lincoln --; title: On myself on Abraham Lincoln --; title: On Foch --; title: On the king.